https://u2be.ovh/videos/watch/894bbda6-a525-4556-b591-442451e08362 "You Can Leave Your Hat On" by Joe Cocker is a powerful ballad that showcases his soulful voice and emotional delivery. Originally written by Randy Newman, this track gained immense popularity after being featured in the film "9½ Weeks", with Kim Basinger and Mickey Rourke. Its passionate lyrics and memorable melody make it a timeless classic that resonates with listeners even today. 🎵 L Y R I C S 🎵: Baby take off your coat Real slow 'N take off your shoes I'll take off that shoes Baby take off your dress Yes, yes, yes You can leave your hat on You can leave your hat on You can leave your hat on Go over there, turn on the lights All the lights, Come over here, stand on this chair Yes, that's right Raise your arms up in the air Now shake 'em You give me reason to live You give me reason to live You give me reason to live You give me reason to live Sweet darling You can leave your hat on Baby!.. You can leave your hat on Sax Solo: (You can leave your hat on) (You can leave your hat on) Suspicious minds are talkin' They're tryin' to tear us apart They don't believe in this love of mine But they don't know what love is They don't know what love is They don't know what love is They don't know what love is But I know what love is! There ain't no way (You can leave your hat on) You can leave your hat on Sweet woman... Album Artist: Joe Cocker Album(s): Cocker Written by: Randy Newman Music genre(s): Rock, Soul Released: 1986 Decade for first release: #1980sMusic #JoeCocker #Cocker #youCanLeaveYourHatOn #rock #soul #1980sMusic #timelessClassic #filmMusic #soundTrack #coverMusic Wed, 08 Apr 2026 17:04:19 GMT https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html PeerTube - https://u2be.ovh https://u2be.ovh/lazy-static/avatars/53cf3279-800d-4a51-9a05-ad80e6849bcf.jpg https://u2be.ovh/videos/watch/894bbda6-a525-4556-b591-442451e08362 All rights reserved, unless otherwise specified in the terms specified at https://u2be.ovh/about and potential licenses granted by each content's rightholder.